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Gold likely to stay range-bound next week as dollar, West Asia tensions guide market: Analysts
Economic Times 1 hr ago·20 Sept 2026, 11:12 am
Gold prices are expected to trade sideways next week as the precious metal navigates a complex mix of factors. The US dollar's strength and ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia are acting as key headwinds for bullion. Additionally, the market is likely to remain cautious ahead of a fresh set of economic indicators.
For investors, this period of uncertainty suggests a range-bound market rather than a clear directional trend. While gold is traditionally seen as a safe haven, its gains are being capped by the dollar's resilience. The upcoming data releases will be crucial in determining if the metal can break out of its current trading range.
Excerpt from Economic Times
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